Chicken lost half her skin

[Abriana]

Thank you for the suggestion. I ended up doing it myself, the broomstick method. It was quick and easy, she didn't have a moment of stress.

: I’m sorry it didn’t work out she was a little fighter though

 

[human1]

I'm letting her go today. It's been touch and go, and today I saw signs that this is only going to get worse, so I'm asking a neighbor to help me let her rest. Thank you all for your support.

Thank you for doing your best to help her

 

[deidreg]

You've been an inspiration. Thank you for bringing us on your journey.

 

[bobbi-j]

Thank you for the suggestion. I ended up doing it myself, the broomstick method. It was quick and easy, she didn't have a moment of stress.

The best way - quick and painless, over in an instant.

 

[M Brennen]

I’m so sorry. It’s really difficult to know the right thing to do. After reading through all the posts she seemed like she was making positive gains. We once had a rooster that was severely attacked.by a fox. We had a vet that stitched him up. It took a long time to heal and he had a severe limp. His keel never grew skin but he lived for another year and a half. He was even able to go back with his flock. He probably suffered quite a bit and I was prepared to euthanize him, but the vet thought we could tale a chance and save him. My point, after this lengthy post, is that you never know how it will turn out. So good of you to try.